3PM: The latest technological innovation has put Exeter on the worldwide map — in extraordinary detail.

Almost every inch of the city can now be viewed in all its glory by a worldwide audience.

Google's Street View, launched today, allows internet users to view every street in the city — and towns elsewhere in Devon — including honing in on individual properties.

For full story, see tomorrow's Express & Echo.

2PM: Plans for a £5million skills centre in Newton Abbot aimed at getting teenagers and adults into work look set to be given the go-ahead.

Proposals to transform land at Collett Way into a skills training centre will go before planners at Teignbridge Council next Monday.

For full story, see tomorrow's Express & Echo.

1PM: Legal action is being considered by a businessman over claims of faults in a multi-million pound bowling alley and leisure complex in a Devon resort.

Problems in a floor at the state-of-the-art building under construction on Exmouth seafront are thought to have been found, forcing the completion date to be put back months.

For full story, see tomorrow's Express & Echo.

NOON: Planning permission is being sought to convert a former guest house into a children's home.

An application has been submitted to change East Wonford Lodge in East Wonford Hill, Exeter, into a residential home for children with learning disabilities.

For full story, see tomorrow's Express & Echo.

11AM: Members of an East Devon town's sailing club have been celebrating after winning a national award.

The Exe Sailing Club, at Exmouth, has been crowned Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Club of the Year 2010 at a prestigious ceremony.

For full story, see tomorrow's Express & Echo.

10AM: Business owner Roger Panter has said "99 per cent" of shops on Sidwell Street want two-way traffic restored nearby Paris Street.

Mr Panter, who owns Panters, which has traded in Sidwell Street for more than 100 years, said the Paris Street one-way system had made life in the city worse for pedestrians, drivers and traders.

For full story, see tomorrow's Express & Echo.

9AM: Police are reminding members of the public that there are no plans for any walkabouts in the city during the Queen's visit to Exeter.

The force switchboard has received a number of calls from people asking where to stand during the Queen's visit to the county.

Her Majesty and the Duke of Edinburgh are making a trip to Wyvern Barracks in Exeter this morning and any public wanting to get a glimpse of the Queen are asked to ensure they are away from the highway and to follow instructions from police and security.

For full story and pictures from the Queen's visit, see tomorrow's Express & Echo.